Cultivated at the foothills of the Cordon del Plata in the Andes, at an altitude of 1067 meters, the Altos del Plata Malbec is a testament to the unique terroir of its high-altitude vineyards, benefiting from the silvery pure water of the region. The wine presents an intense red color with violet highlights. Its aroma is characterized by a great intensity of fruit, featuring outstanding notes of cherries and forest berries, complemented by subtle hints of caramel, spices, and toast from oak aging. On the palate, the Malbec offers a notable structure, marked by its fruity intensity and roundness, resulting in an elegant wine that truly reflects its varietal characteristics. Containing 14% alcohol by volume, this wine is a product of Argentina. • Brand: Terrazas de los andes • Category: Malbec • Alcohol by volume: 14.5% • Full bodied • Sweet-dry scale: dry • Tasting notes: bold, fresh, fruity, rich, silky • Food pairing: mushrooms, pork • Suggested serving temperature: 65° F • Suggested glassware: standard red glass • 2011

Cultivated at the foothills of the Cordon del Plata in the Andes, at an altitude of 1067 meters, the Altos del Plata Malbec is a testament to the unique terroir of its high-altitude vineyards, benefiting from the silvery pure water of the region. The wine presents an intense red color with violet highlights. Its aroma is characterized by a great intensity of fruit, featuring outstanding notes of cherries and forest berries, complemented by subtle hints of caramel, spices, and toast from oak aging. On the palate, the Malbec offers a notable structure, marked by its fruity intensity and roundness, resulting in an elegant wine that truly reflects its varietal characteristics. Containing 14% alcohol by volume, this wine is a product of Argentina. • Brand: Terrazas de los andes • Category: Malbec • Alcohol by volume: 14.5% • Full bodied • Sweet-dry scale: dry • Tasting notes: bold, fresh, fruity, rich, silky • Food pairing: mushrooms, pork • Suggested serving temperature: 65° F • Suggested glassware: standard red glass • 2011